As soon as Maharana heard about the seige in Mandsaur he left Chittor for Mandsaur along with the support of Medini Rai, Raja Sihadi, and Tomar Raisen with thousands of cavalry.Д«oth the sides were having a large number of troops the bloodiest battle was about to be faught but Malik ayaz backed off in consequence of ill feeling and no advancements were made. the governor of the fort Asoka mal was killed in combat. the army moved to the fort of Mandsaur which was then, under control of MewarвЂ™s king Rana Sanga. The sultans army ravaged Dungarpur and moved forward for Banswara, on the way they faced a small resistance by the rajputs in the hills. Malik Ayaz of Gujarat sultanate led a massive army of 100,000 cavalry and 100 war elephants and another army led by Qiwam-ul-mulk consisted 20,000 cavalry and 20 war elephants, they advanced to Mewar with the intention of taking Mewar under the islamic sultanate. This was the biggest seige of Gujarat and Malwa sultanate on the Rajput confederates. The gate you can find in Kumbhalgarh, with an image of Hanuman known as вЂњHanuman polвЂќ is the gate he took off from the fort of nagaur.Д«attle of Nagaur (1455) ,Rana Sanga 6) Siege of Mandsaur (1520) The Maharana now demolished the fortification of Nagaur and thus carried out his long-cherished design Kumbha rode to Nagaur again and defeated Shaams khan. but later on, Shaams khan didnвЂ™t destroyed the fort instead he started fortification of fort. Rana Kumbha marched with a large army to nagaur, defeated Mujahid Khan and returned to Mewar. he agreed for allegiance with Shaams khan on the condition that part of the battlements of the fort will be demolished. Kumbha embraced this opportunity of taking out Nagaur.

Shaams then fled to Chittor for shelter and help and this where heroic Rajput Rana Kumbha came into the act. 7) Battle of Nagaur (1455)ДЄfter the death of Feroz khan, sultan of Nagaur from the family of Gujarat, his elder Shaams Khan son took the throne while the younger one, Mujahid Khan deposed him and decided to take his life and throne.

This fierce battle sent a word to the world about the bravery of Rajputs. The Rajput army despite being very less in number as compared to lodi army, slaughtered them and pushed them back to bayana. the lodi army was much more organised with 30,000 horsemen led by their respectful warriors namely Hussain Khan zar Baksh, Mian Khan, Khanan Farmuli, Mian Maruf, Mian Makhan, Said Khan Furat. When Rana Sanga heard of the approaching Lodi army he started marching towards them, both the army came in sight of each other at Dholpur. The lodi dynasty has always been an enemy with the Rajput confederates, to avenge the defeat in battle of khatoli, with all the preparations he could make Ibrahim Lodi marched against Rana Sanga of mewar.

And thus, Lakhwa Dada had gained for Mahadji Scindhia a victory rivalling that ofВ Merta tenВ years earlier.Д«attle of Malpura (1800) 8) Battle of Dholpur (1519) Swai Pratap Singh retired to Jaipur with his army but all his camp and baggage and guns were captured. Marathas by their incessant and well-directed fire of the artiller, finally succeeded in coming to close action with the enemy, of whom great numbers immediately gave away. Hearing of the war preparations and advance of the Jaipur Raja from his capital, he assembled his own troops and took post four miles south of Malpura, a town about fifty-five miles south-west of Jaipur.В Planning to surprise the Jaipur army, Lakhwa Dada set his troops in motion at four oвЂ™clock early in the morning of 16 April. General Perron, who was jealous of LakhwaвЂ™s authority, set out from Aligarh to interpose in the quarrel with Pratap Singh, ostensibly as a mutual friend. On 15 March, the Jaipur Raja had entered his tents at Sanganer, while twelve days earlier the Jodhpur Raja had proclaimed war against the Marathas and sent a cavalry corps to the assistance of Jaipur. Burden of more money on Rajput kings annoyed the Gwalior state. It was the result of a crisis between the governments of the two sides. The battle of Malpura was fought between the Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh of Jaipur and Daulat Rao Sindhia of Gwalior. Battles of Tarain (1191) 9) Battle of Malpura (1800)

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